Maritime Nation dives deeply into the policy challenges facing America’s sea services and the role of the United States as a sea power on the global stage. We look forward to providing you with top-notch analysis on the most pressing security challenges by joining in conversation with key experts and practitioners. Learn more about the Center at: centerformaritimestrategy.org/
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Admiral James G. Foggo (ret.) sits down with Brent Sadler, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, to examine his new book—Naval Power in Action: Seizing the Initiative in the New Cold War with China.Season 4 of Maritime Nation is produced... more
In this episode of Maritime Nation, Admiral Foggo sits down with Dr. Brad Martin to examine whether America’s current fleet composition aligns with future conflict scenarios and all the factors shaping tomorrow’s Navy.
Season 4 of Maritime Nation i... more
Admiral James G. Foggo (ret.) sits down with Brian Potter, Senior Infrastructure Fellow at the Institute for Progress, to examine the engineering and economic hurdles facing the American shipbuilding industry, how it stacks up against Japan and Korea... more
In this episode of Maritime Nation, Admiral Foggo is joined by fellow CMS staff members Dr. Steve Wills and Sam Byers for a compelling conversation on the evolution of U.S. maritime strategy. Together, they explore the historical foundations of sea p... more
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Dr. Wills does a great job analyzing the current global maritime situation and keeps it entertaining!
Really enjoyed recent podcasts - uncanny ability to link the past, the present and give strategic relevance in an entertaining way.
The podcast has great content but the audio needs work. The moderator goes from a normal level to a whisper making it very hard to follow. It needs to get a better sound engineer!
Like the title says, the topics for discussion are really interesting. The only issue is that the audio isn’t that great and the host would benefit from a better microphone.
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Focusing on the complex interactions between global security, maritime strategy, and national interests, the content is driven by in-depth conversations with leading experts in defense and international policy. The discussions emphasize themes like climate change's impact on maritime security, the geopolitical significance of maritime routes, and the evolving roles of the U.S. Navy and other sea services in contemporary conflicts. This podcast offers listeners a unique blend of historical context and current analysis, making it especially relevant to those interested in military strategy, international relations, and environmental challenges impacting naval operations.
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Recent guests on Maritime Nation include:
1. Sherri Goodman
2. Luke Coffey
3. John D. McCown
4. Glen E. Howard
5. Admiral Daryl Caudle
6. Everett Alvarez Jr.
7. Anne Patterson
8. Brenda Shaffer
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